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The claim that 67 people were killed by ICE under President Obama's administration from 2009 to 2016.
The short answer: available reporting in the provided sources does not support the claim that ; independent advocacy groups and journalistic counts most commonly put the number of during the Obama yea...
A coalition report and contemporaneous coverage show that custody during the administration — a tally that NGOs and journalists use to document detention-related fatalities, but which does not equate ...
The available reporting compiled here does not identify any confirmed cases where a citizen died "as a result of 's raids"; what the sources do document is that in ICE custody during the period of the...
Contemporary reporting and advocacy research do not converge on a single figure for how many undocumented immigrants were killed during the Obama administration; counts differ depending on whether the...
A single, authoritative tally of " arrests" during 's two terms is not available in the provided reporting; however, contemporaneous data show that ICE (formal deportations) numbered in the millions d...
A review of the reporting provided shows that while dozens of people died in custody during the Obama administration, the sources do not document any instance in which shot and killed an American citi...
Yes — federal immigration officers have shot people in years that include the , but the sources provided do not deliver a definitive, itemized list of shootings that occurred specifically during ’s fu...
The claim that is not supported by the reporting provided; official and independent tallies of killings from drone and airstrike programs under are far higher and deeply contested, with figures rangin...
Public records and reporting show a marked rise in deaths in custody during — with 2025 alone reaching and the fiscal year described as the deadliest since 2004 — while watchdog tallies for prior admi...
The 56-count widely cited in recent reporting refers to deaths that occurred during the Obama administration — meaning the period of his two presidential terms (2009–2017) — as reported by advocacy gr...